Poland‘s international coverage is aimed toward confrontation with Russia and Belarus and each international locations are monitoring the developments there, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov stated on Tuesday.
Speaking at a news convention together with his Belarusian counterpart Maxim Ryzhenkov in Moscow, Lavrov stated Russia and Belarus will observe whether or not Poland’s international coverage undergoes any adjustments below the newly elected president, Karol Nawrocki.
“We constantly observe Poland’s dedication not to constructive dialogue with our countries, but to confrontation. Let’s see how this foreign policy will unfold under the new president,” he added.
For his half, Ryzhenkov echoed Lavrov’s sentiment, remarking that the Baltic states, together with Poland, assault Moscow and Minsk just because they’ve little else to supply to the worldwide agenda.
“If we talk about the Baltic states, let’s imagine we removed their aggressive rhetoric against Belarus and Russia. Would you notice them in the media at all? They would simply disappear from sight,” he stated.
The minister emphasised that Baltic international locations lack important achievements in financial growth and don’t pursue necessary peace-oriented initiatives.
“They have alienated themselves from all major foreign economic and political centers of influence — Russia, China, and other countries. Can they boast about the situation in their own countries? Being close to Belarus, we clearly see the decay of infrastructure, demographic decline, and economic collapse. They have absolutely nothing to say about themselves,” Ryzhenkov added.
Poland has supported Kyiv in Russia’s warfare on Ukraine since 2022, and advocated for sanctions in opposition to Moscow.
Source: www.anews.com.tr